El jue, 30-08-2007 a las 14:13 +0200, Damian Lubosch escribió: > Hello Daniel > > Daniel Baumann wrote: > > Damian Lubosch wrote: > > > >> I want to build a web-server which runs its system from CD (with "toram" > >> option) but stores its data on /var. Thus I need to exchange the live-cd > >> /var by my harddisk's /var during boot. I want to have persistent log > >> data and a persistent database, of course. I plan to using an > >> empty/prepared/just-for-this-purpose harddisk. I can even copy all > >> contents from the live-cd-var to hdd-var, no problem. I just want it to > >> take the hdd-var after one-time initialization. > >> > > > > by FHS, you would store your document root in /srv/$whatever anyway, so > > i would rather mount your hdd partition as /srv, and not as /var. > > > > > I know. Debian usually uses /var/www which I do not really care. I can > even have the webserver pages (*.php) on the CD. > > My biggest concern is to keep the database, logfiles, and a few other > files persistent. I thought, the easiest would be to have /var/ on the hdd. >
/var contains more files and dirs (not only web pages or mysql databases) /var/cache /var/run /var/log /var/lib ..... I think if you mount hdd /var during boot you will have a lot of problems. You can try to make a script and put into /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/live-bottom/ deleting all stuff in /var/lib/mysql and /var/www and using unionctl to add your hdd to union Greetings -- http://soleup.eup.uva.es/mariodebian
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